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Open access archive of discontinued journal, " which included a mix of refereed and unrefereed papers presented during the society’s conference proceedings."
The ANZLH Society was formed in 1993 as an interdisciplinary group, grow out of the annual Law in History Conferences, which had been running since 1982. Members of the society include historians, lawyers, academics and others interested in the area.
McLean was a fluent Māori speaker and was a confident participant at the many Māori hui (meetings) he attended throughout the country. His influence in part maintained a large network of informants, and he relied on their regular reports for information about what was going on around the country.
Lords of the Land : indigenous property rights and the jurisprudence of empire by 
A New Zealand legal history by 
Juridical Encounters : Maori and the colonial courts, 1840-1852 by 
Habeas Corpus : Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific by 